Creeks of the Ross Valley: Historical Changes and Modern Consequences

"Creeks of the Ross Valley: Historical Changes and Modern Consequences," is the topic of a program set for 7:30 p.m. San Anselmo Town Council chambers.
Society. Refreshments will be served. 258-4659.
San Anselmo Historical Museum
http://www.sananselmohistory.org
Laurel Collins, a Bay Area geomorphologist, will present an illustrated talk and share her research on the effects of natural processes and historical human interactions on San Anselmo Creek.
There is no charge for the program, which is a joint presentation of the Friends of Corte Madera Creek Watershed and the San Anselmo Historical

Marin Arts
main functions.
Our Outreach Program provides free Marin Center event tickets to those who otherwise might not be able to attend a live performance. FOMC also funds enhance-ment projects at Marin Center, thus helping to increase the enjoyment of all who attend.
FOMC members receive desirable benefits throughout the year. But the greatest benefit of all is the fun of getting to know others in our community who love the performing arts. Together we help assure access to the arts for years to come. Marin Center group leader to discuss work (Community Media Center of Marin on Facebook + has some work online)
Jayle Hale, executive director of the Friends of Marin Center, will discuss her work on the next
'Public Advocate'
8 p.m. Wednesdays in March on Novato Channel 26. In the rest of Marin it can be seen at 9 p.m. March 28 and 3 p....m. March 29 on Marin Channel 26, which will simulcast at http://www.cmcm.tv/